Best DIY coffee e-liquid ever!
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If you like pre-made coffee-flavored e-liquid, go for it. But there's nothing like having some made to your spefici tastes.
And what safety concerns do you have??? That baffles me.
And what safety concerns do you have??? That baffles me.
Of course, it's easier to buy coffee flavor.
Work smart, not hard...right?
I made 120 ml of concentrated espresso VG/PG last night.
You cannot imagine, how the real espresso vape tastes like versus a vulgar coffee imitation extract, not made with real coffee.
You can taste the coffee, and also the bitterness of the espresso bean.
I added a hazelnut and cream to that ...amazing so far.
Work smart, not hard...right?
I made 120 ml of concentrated espresso VG/PG last night.
You cannot imagine, how the real espresso vape tastes like versus a vulgar coffee imitation extract, not made with real coffee.
You can taste the coffee, and also the bitterness of the espresso bean.
I added a hazelnut and cream to that ...amazing so far.
Have you tried taking the tea out of a tea bag, re-fill with coffee, seal and use that.
Trying it now.....so far so good
Trying it now.....so far so good
Why not just make a coffee tincture by soaking decaf 8 o'clock coffee beans in Everclear for a week. Draw off the tincture THEN add it to your VG/PG Mix.
What are my options if I can't get Everclear 95% (can only find 75% around here.) Is it legal to buy it via Internet, and have it shipped to a state that I can't seem to find it in? PM me if you feel the need.
I AM DEFIANTLY NOT GOING TO DRINK THE STUFF!!! (I tried a shot of the 75% because I thought I was the man... uh, I was not, Everclear 75% wins!
I AM DEFIANTLY NOT GOING TO DRINK THE STUFF!!! (I tried a shot of the 75% because I thought I was the man... uh, I was not, Everclear 75% wins!
Yuck! IMHO, one should not use such bitter ingredients for a good infusion. Long and slow with high-quality ingredients is the way to go. I've got some ground coffee soaking for 24 hours, just as a test, but also have a batch of crushed beans that will go for a week. Both are in PG, a solvent that is more than sufficient for slow infusions.
It depends on which state you live in. Most allow mail order alcohol, many don't.
Here's a list of states that most online liquor stores won't ship to:
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Alabama, Arizona, Georgia,Ohio(ship wine only),Utah, Michigan, New Hampshire, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Tennessee, Texas, Oregon, Washington, Montana, DC, Indiana, Kentucky, Delaware, Florida, Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, North Carolina and South Carolina.[/FONT]
Otherwise, try to find 150-proof vodka, or the strongest vodka you can find.
Actually, I find nylon mesh bags used for winemaking to be the best. Different mesh sizes and washable and reusable. Far superior to cheesecloth.
Reusable Nylon Mesh Hop Bag (8 x 9 in.) :: Midwest Supplies Homebrewing and Winemaking Supplies
Reusable Nylon Mesh Hop Bag (8 x 9 in.) :: Midwest Supplies Homebrewing and Winemaking Supplies
I would think that this has been tried before, so I would like to know what the verdict is on the longevity of attys using homemade coffee juice?
Thanks Scottes, that looks to be the item I was thinking about. On this forum a person can find the best supplier sites, if you just look and save them.
And at what type of store do you find vanilla beans?
Interesting thread. I have been trying different premade coffee flavors ~
A true customized coffee flavor would be great!
(and this way is less $$
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I've found them at my local supermarket - one of those massive Super Stop & Shop ones. Whole Food Market, and possibly Trader Joe's, are likely places to find it.
For top-notch stuff, Penzey's Spice is great.
Spices at Penzeys Spices Vanilla Beans
Their cinnamon - real Ceylon cinnamon, not cassia - is addictive.
General cinnamon: Spices at Penzeys Spices Cinnamon
Ceylon softstick, great for infusions: Spices at Penzeys Spices Softstick Cinnamon
A 4oz pack is quite a bit and will last quite a while.
Thanks Scottes!
Penzy's ships overseas so I will be able to try this out.
I'm taking notes on all the good tips in this thread....the search for my perfect coffee is on!
Penzy's ships overseas so I will be able to try this out.
I'm taking notes on all the good tips in this thread....the search for my perfect coffee is on!
Oh heck, I didn't realize you were from Germany. You shouldn't have to ship overseas to get vanilla beans. Try some gourmet supermarkets, or even a high-end candy maker or ice cream maker.
Thanks i will buy some of these..
Guys !! What else can we infuse with?
Tea ?
Chamomile?
any ideas ?
I'm getting into the "In-fusion" scene.
My German is far from fluent
I always appreciate an online source for things! Knowing the type of store always helps me out with the search.
There are some great markets here. I'm sure they are available somewhere very close to me.
It will just take a little adventure to get them! LOL
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